How did immigration change after World War II?

More immigrants moved to the U.S.

to keep something from being lost

the state or condition of being poor

word that describes a noun or pronoun

Where do most immigrants today come from?

Mexico, China, and parts of Africa

a place where people can look at art or valuable objects

In The Lemon Story, a misunderstanding occurred because

two people had a different understanding of a limon

a group of people who live in one place

Why did the number of immigrants to the U.S. drop after WWI?

Jobs became too difficult to find in the U.S.

Why has the U.S. been called "the great melting pot"?

Its citizens come from many different cultures.

a person who moves from one country to another

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adjust
a place where people can look at art or valuable objects
someone who moves from one country to another
to become used to something
a group of people who live in one place
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data
phone minutes
factual information
planning guide
a chart or graph
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examples of comparative adjectives
more smart, generouser
smartest, most generous
smarter, more generous
smart, generous
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foreign
from somewhere else
nearby
to become used to something
to keep something from being lost
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local
from somewhere else
to keep from being lost
someone who moves to one country from another
nearby
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How did immigration change after World War II?
Many immigrants returned to their homeland.
More immigrants moved to the U.S.
Immigrants had less religious freedom in the U.S.
Immigrants traveled to other countries to live.
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preserve
to keep something from being lost
someone who moves from one country to another
a group of people who live in one place
nearby
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poverty
from somewhere else
to keep from being lost
a group of people who live in one place
the state or condition of being poor
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adjective
a word that replaces a noun
a person, place, thing, or idea
an action word
word that describes a noun or pronoun
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Where do most immigrants today come from?
Mexico, China, and parts of Africa
Russia and Eastern Europe
Northern Europe
Asian and the Pacific Islands
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museum
state or condition of being poor
to become used to something
a place where people can look at art or valuable objects
to keep from being lost
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example of superlative adjectives
most smart, generousest
smart, generous
smarter, more generous
smartest, most generous
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graph
a type of writing
visual display of information
a science text
a map
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Immigrants come to the U.S. because
all of the above
they want more educational opportunities for their children
they are escaping poverty
they want a better quality of life
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In The Lemon Story, a misunderstanding occurred because
two people had a different understanding of a limon
no one was bilingual
lemons can be many colors
limones are too sour
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community
keep something from being lost
a group of people who live in one place
state or condition of being poor
nearby
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Why did the number of immigrants to the U.S. drop after WWI?
People were happier in their homelands.
Jobs became too difficult to find in the U.S.
Ships made fewer trips.
Cities became crowded with so many people.
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Immigrants preserve their history and culture through
ethnic museums and theaters
festivals and holidays
special foods and markets
all are correct
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Why has the U.S. been called "the great melting pot"?
It's famous for its gold mines and metals.
Its citizens come from many different cultures.
Its elections combine the votes of many people.
It's known for its large areas of hot desert land.
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immigrant
nearby
a person who moves from one country to another
the state or condition of being poor
a place where people can look at art or valuable objects

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